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Re: He's In London Illegally, What Are His Chances? by justwise(m): 1:44pm On Oct 21, 2012 |
coogar: Yes there is boko haram now but millions of Nigerians are running out of the country because of boko haram and Nigeria Govt hasn't completely lost the fight against boko haram. He stands no chance claiming an asylum based on that. Yes he can move to the south or east, he does not need to know anybody in those places to move there, if his life is really in danger then knowing somebody there does not matter. Who is breaching his human right? The British Govt or Nigerian Govt? |
Re: He's In London Illegally, What Are His Chances? by justwise(m): 1:50pm On Oct 21, 2012 |
coogar: His identity is known by HomeOffice, when he applied for visa in 2004 he supplied his personal details in Nigeria and his passport was stamped at heathrow airport when he arrived in the UK and he can not backdate anything, he can not change his details held already when he came into the country. He might have applied for bank account or job with those details before his visa expires, he can not legally change those now. |
Re: He's In London Illegally, What Are His Chances? by OmoAlata(f): 2:14pm On Oct 21, 2012 |
coogar: Not so easy over here. Even in your CV, if there's a year missing, they want to know what you were doing then (the nosey parkers ![]() |
Re: He's In London Illegally, What Are His Chances? by coogar: 2:20pm On Oct 21, 2012 |
justwise: his biometrics has to be tied to his name for that to stand a ground....if he does not have any fingerprint with the police or the home office, he can claim to be anyone! i am certain he must have destroyed the passport he came in with - like most illegal folks do! the home office does not have his identity. if the immigration fingerprints him, nothing would come up in their system.....there's no way the home office can prove he came in 2004 without biometrics unless they find a passport on him! as per bank accounts or job - that's easy! all he has to do is to flip his name or add a biblical name to his list of his names and a brand new date of birth and boom - he has a virgin identity! justwise: whether he stands a good chance or not depends on his lawyers - boko haram is on equal standing with al qaeda.....there's no way you would put boko haram as the reason for your asylum without the court taking it seriously.....if the immigration is stalling, get dailymail or telegraph to do an exclusive story!
you don't even understand immigration rules in the uk...... if you have left lagos for more than 5 yrs.....sending you back there is a breach of your private life as you would not have friends to associate it! the dude also has a wife and a child, sending him back to nigeria would breach his human right - family life! all he needs is a good lawyer! people with obscene criminal records have been granted their stay in the uk - why would they refuse this dude if he gets a good lawyer? Omo Alata: it's easy..... he has nothing to lose anymore - this can only go down in 2 ways - apply for a stay using the human right technicality and get a good lawyer! his human right says he should not be deported if he has a family(wife and child) and a private life........the 2nd option is no longer an option as the 14 yrs continuous stay got increased to 20 yrs in july......so he ought to have spent 20 yrs in the uk to qualify for long stay! |
Re: He's In London Illegally, What Are His Chances? by justwise(m): 2:32pm On Oct 21, 2012 |
coogar: I have to disagree with you, before finger print comes in HomeOffice still identify people, changing a single detail about him will not help him. If you details can not be found in the system the conclusion is that you came in illegally either through the back of a lorry or smuggled in by other means. As far as asylum claim is concerned he got no serious case. The only slightly hope he has is if he is married with kid(s) and even at that its not going to be an easy battle with HomeOffice. |
Re: He's In London Illegally, What Are His Chances? by coogar: 2:38pm On Oct 21, 2012 |
justwise: why do you love arguing against logic? if i came in as austin okocha in 2004, overstayed and became illegal then i applied as mikel obi in 2012.....how would the home office know i was okocha in 2004? of course, i have gotten a new passport in mikel obi's name.....destroyed okocha's passport! i have no fingerprints in the system identifying me as okocha, no bank links or whatever. i would only submit details that prove i'm mikel obi.....so tell me, how would the home office know i am okocha without my biometrics or my old okocha passport?
he doesn't have to be married with kids. a partner with his kid is ok! people have used their pets(cats and dogs) to cop their stay in the uk! it depends on how your lawyer can argue your case! right to family and private life can be manipulated to suit any purpose with a good lawyer. if this guy uses a new identity - he would get his stay! |
Re: He's In London Illegally, What Are His Chances? by justwise(m): 2:50pm On Oct 21, 2012 |
coogar: As a Nigerian you still don't stand a chance of claiming asylum, changing your name to any other name will not prove jack, you will only be making things difficult for yourself because if your fingerprint is now taken with this fake name then all your original personal details has to be changed. Afghanistains, Pakistanis even Iranians are being deported after failing to secure asylum status in the UK let a lone a Nigerian. |
Re: He's In London Illegally, What Are His Chances? by coogar: 2:57pm On Oct 21, 2012 |
justwise: you are so naive! people who used fake names to secure their papers waited till they got their british passport and did "change of name" back to their original names! see this justwise, you must be a jew!
you have to look at each case individually......each case is different - no 2 cases are precisely the same. we could both be seeking asylum and one of us has a criminal record while the other has none - would the outcome of our cases be the same? this dude does not even need to seek asylum and change his name. all he needs is a good lawyer to argue his right to private and family life......if his record is squeaky clean, i would argue his case in court and win! 1 Like |
Re: He's In London Illegally, What Are His Chances? by justwise(m): 3:09pm On Oct 21, 2012 |
coogar: I take that as a joke. My point still remain that this guy doesn't stand a chance if he is to go asylum route, he doesn't have a strong claim, he will only waste his money with immigration lawyers and years of frustration in the hands of HomeOffice. |
Re: He's In London Illegally, What Are His Chances? by Talk2naija(m): 3:45pm On Oct 21, 2012 |
www.suprisingeurope.com tell him to go to that website too, he can find some help with people over there. Hope this helps. |
Re: He's In London Illegally, What Are His Chances? by plendil: 5:21pm On Oct 21, 2012 |
did OP say prayers? praying for what exactly? ![]() |
Re: He's In London Illegally, What Are His Chances? by OmoAlata(f): 5:23pm On Oct 21, 2012 |
plendil: did OP say prayers? praying for what exactly? The OP didn't say any prayers ![]() ![]() |
Re: He's In London Illegally, What Are His Chances? by coogar: 5:24pm On Oct 21, 2012 |
justwise: he has a strong claim.....,people with worse situations have been granted asylums.....don't just sit down and pass judgements on things you don't know! like i said, he doesn't even need to claim any asylum..........his right to family life is enough to get him a right to stay in the uk! |
Re: He's In London Illegally, What Are His Chances? by justwise(m): 5:30pm On Oct 21, 2012 |
coogar: coogar: coogar: Asylum claim was the bases of our argument now you are saying he doesn't need to claim asylum. |
Re: He's In London Illegally, What Are His Chances? by dorox(m): 5:56pm On Oct 21, 2012 |
@coogar: justwise is right, asylum claim is not as easy as you make it seem |
Re: He's In London Illegally, What Are His Chances? by coogar: 6:12pm On Oct 21, 2012 |
justwise: asylum in the worst case scenario - he has a cohabiting partner and a child. that's enough to grant him a right to family life in the uk! dorox: @coogar: justwise is right, asylum claim is not as easy as you make it seem who is talking about asylum is easy - i said if he gets a good lawyer, he can get whatever he desires.....there are people with worse immigration history and they got their wishes! |
Re: He's In London Illegally, What Are His Chances? by justwise(m): 6:20pm On Oct 21, 2012 |
coogar: Even if he related to prime minister he can not get whatever he desires considering his situation, he is an illegal immigrant, his wife is an illegal immigrant, going through family route will be long costly legal battle. |
Re: He's In London Illegally, What Are His Chances? by coogar: 6:23pm On Oct 21, 2012 |
justwise: no, it won't be.... they have spent 8 yrs in the uk - that actually counts for something! you mean the home office would throw father, mother and child out of the country after 8 yrs in the uk without having a criminal record? abegggg - stop chatting nonsense!! the several cases below would tutor you how difficult it is to deport a man with his family in the uk..... http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/law-and-order/8290263/Record-number-of-illegal-immigrants-win-right-to-stay-in-UK.html i rest my case..... |
Re: He's In London Illegally, What Are His Chances? by justwise(m): 6:29pm On Oct 21, 2012 |
coogar: All we know is that he has being here for 8yrs, we don't know how long the wife has being here or whether they have child together. |
Re: He's In London Illegally, What Are His Chances? by coogar: 6:37pm On Oct 21, 2012 |
justwise: it does not matter how long the wife has been here - the status of the man is what the wife would also share in the end as they are married....the single most important factor is that the man has been here for 8 yrs....living continuously for 8 yrs in britain with no criminal history is more than enough ground to get his 'leave to remain' |
Re: He's In London Illegally, What Are His Chances? by justwise(m): 6:44pm On Oct 21, 2012 |
coogar: Not true, 10yrs or 14yrs before you start nursing the idea of applying for Leave to remain. 1 Like |
Re: He's In London Illegally, What Are His Chances? by coogar: 6:56pm On Oct 21, 2012 |
justwise: leave to remain has different categories.....indefinite leave to remain is the 10/14 yrs. there's further leave to remain, there's limited leave to remain.....at least with any of these, the dude can gain employment and can cop the freedom to move without looking over his shoulder all the time! |
Re: He's In London Illegally, What Are His Chances? by justwise(m): 7:32pm On Oct 21, 2012 |
coogar: coogar he does not qualify for any considering his situation and based on 8yrs long stay. |
Re: He's In London Illegally, What Are His Chances? by coogar: 7:45pm On Oct 21, 2012 |
justwise: he should apply for flr(further leave to remain) - obviously, the case would go to court considering the fact he's an overstayer - but his good character, long stay in the uk, right to family life should mitigate his poor immigration history! trust me, the presiding judge would "dash" him 2-3 yrs further leave to remain..... |
Re: He's In London Illegally, What Are His Chances? by justwise(m): 7:57pm On Oct 21, 2012 |
coogar: Lets assumed that this couple are married without kid, both of them are illegal immigrants, the only chance they stand is to apply after 14yrs of living in the UK, applying just after 8yrs will be waste of application money and still be refused, going to immigration tribunal is only if he is given right to appeal the decision. |
Re: He's In London Illegally, What Are His Chances? by coogar: 8:17pm On Oct 21, 2012 |
justwise: but they have a child now! family = man + woman + kid(s)! all he needs to prove is that he's been here for at least 5 yrs and he can apply for flr-further leave to remain. there's a special category for this......flr(o)- further leave to remain(other reasons)! he should just state his reasons, notify the home office he's been here for 8 yrs, include the name of wife and child plus the baby's birth certificate, etc.......case would go to tribunal and with a good lawyer, he would get 2-3 yrs further leave to remain! |
Re: He's In London Illegally, What Are His Chances? by justwise(m): 8:38pm On Oct 21, 2012 |
coogar: Omo Alata: That was what Omo Alata said regarding kid. |
Re: He's In London Illegally, What Are His Chances? by OmoAlata(f): 9:07pm On Oct 21, 2012 |
[size=14pt]I just asked him. He said they have no kids. I ran the asylum issue past him. He said he is looking into 'other things' which he will discuss with me when he next sees me in church[/size] ![]() |
Re: He's In London Illegally, What Are His Chances? by coogar: 9:23pm On Oct 21, 2012 |
justwise: ##sighs## Omo Alata: [size=14pt]I just asked him. He said they have no kids. I ran the asylum issue past him. He said he is looking into 'other things' which he will discuss with me when he next sees me in church[/size] he'd better knock his partner up while he's at it......they would need to establish a family life here to stand a chance - as it is now, if he gets caught - he would be sorry for himself! |
Re: He's In London Illegally, What Are His Chances? by penfold(m): 9:52pm On Oct 21, 2012 |
@coogar, Just wondering.... Since you said he should get a new Identity, dyu mean he should get a new nigerian passport? If thats what you mean,how will he explain to the High Commission how he got to the UK in the first instance, cuz I happen to know that the Nigerian High Commission in UK will not even renew an expired Passport with no exit(Nig) and entry(UK) stamp on it plus valid visa,not to talk of issuing a fresh one.They'll tell the person to go to Abuja to renew the passport if there are no stamps and valid visa on it,and they only issue fresh passports/renewals for UK-born Nigerians or Nigerians with legal status. So how exactly is he going to get a new Identity/passport. |
Re: He's In London Illegally, What Are His Chances? by coogar: 9:57pm On Oct 21, 2012 |
penfold: @coogar, really? with £500, you would get a new nigerian passport without the queue and the nonsense long process you get @ the nigerian house! this is nigeria we are talking about or you think there's no bribery n corruption in that place? blimey - nigerians make me laugh! |
Re: He's In London Illegally, What Are His Chances? by OmoAlata(f): 10:01pm On Oct 21, 2012 |
coogar: I dunno. I think he's planning to do a marriage of convenience. He didn't say so in so many words ![]() |
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